Paste your feature description. SPM writes an Amazon-style working-backwards press release with a customer-benefit headline, a problem and solution narrative, executive and customer quotes, and a call to action. Pressure-test the value before you build.
Test the value, not the build
If the press release is weak, rethink the feature before coding.
Customer-first by structure
The headline leads with the benefit, the Amazon way.
Quotes that sound human
Executive and customer voices, not corporate boilerplate.
A feature idea, a spec, or rough notes. Cover what it does, who it is for, and the problem it solves. Working backwards is meant to be done before the feature exists, so early-stage input is fine.
The AI applies Amazon’s working-backwards method: a customer-benefit headline, the status-quo pain, the feature as the relief, an executive quote on the strategic why, and a customer quote on the emotional payoff.
A finished one-page press release in plain language. If it does not sound compelling to a customer, that is your signal to rethink the feature before engineering starts.
Leads with what the customer gains, not the feature name. The way Amazon writes them.
The status-quo pain stated first, then the feature as the relief, in human language with no jargon.
An executive quote on the strategic why and a customer quote on the emotional benefit, written to sound real.
A closing with availability, a next step for the reader, and a short company boilerplate.
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It is an Amazon practice: write the launch press release before you build the feature. If the PR is not compelling, the feature probably is not either. It forces customer value to the front.
A feature description with the problem, the target customer, and what the feature does. Even rough notes work. The clearer the customer benefit, the stronger the press release.
ChatGPT writes corporate-sounding announcements. SPM follows the Amazon working-backwards structure, keeps the headline customer-first, and writes quotes that sound human, scored against a press-release framework.
Yes. SPM reviews your PRD against 30 expert standards covering problem definition, metrics, and risks. See all reviews →
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